Benjamin Edmonds

Assistant Professor of Pediatric Neurology

University of Washington

United States

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Dr. Benjamin Edmonds is an Assistant Professor of Pediatric Neurology at the University of Washington, USA. His research focuses on pediatric-onset epilepsy, including neurostimulation techniques and surgical interventions for drug-resistant cases. He has published extensively on topics such as thalamic neurostimulation, epilepsy surgery for hemimegalencephaly, and EEG characteristics in pediatric populations.

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University of California, Los Angeles

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Uncovering spatiotemporal dynamics of the corticothalamic network at ictal onset

Bilateral centromedian nucleus of thalamus responsive neurostimulation for pediatric‐onset drug‐resistant epilepsy

Bilateral centromedian nucleus of thalamus responsive neurostimulation for pediatric-onset drug-resistant epilepsy

Hemispheric epilepsy surgery for hemimegalencephaly: The UCLA experience

Hemispheric epilepsy surgery for hemimegalencephaly: The UCLA experience

Overnight Electroencephalogram to Forecast Epilepsy Development in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders

Uncovering spatiotemporal dynamics of the corticothalamic network at ictal onset

Characteristics of ictal thalamic EEG in pediatric-onset neocortical focal epilepsy

Structural connections of the centromedian nucleus of thalamus and their relevance for neuromodulation in generalized drug-resistant epilepsy: insight from a tractography study.

Characteristics of ictal thalamic EEG in pediatric-onset neocortical focal epilepsy

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